Alaska Oil Debate and Pipeline Fever in Congress
The piece argues the Alaska oil glut will be used to push a pipeline and tanker routes to supply the nation. It suggests oil firms seek foreign sales to Japan and Middle East oil for profit, increasing dependence on Arab crude while claiming conservationists warned of risks. It concludes that rerouting surplus oil to the Midwest could have been cheaper.
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Alaska
West
Midwest
Japan
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
California
Middle East
Wilshy
Jimmy Carter
Alfred Pabst
Pabst
Coronado High School Clinches First State Football Championship
Coronado High School completes a 10 game season and 3 game playoffs undefeated to win its first state football title. Injury depth tested the lineup but bench players stepped up as starters returned. Head coach Ed Anderson retires after achieving his 100th win in 16 seasons, praised for motivation and care.
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Coronado
Fighting South Mountain
Ed Anderson
Anderson
Questioning the Middle School Move in Hopi District
Paul G Johnson questions the push for a new middle school, noting lack of evidence that middle schools improve performance. He criticizes the enrollment survey as biased and urges outside consultants to evaluate, suggesting K-8 may be best.
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Paul G. Johnson
Phoenix
Rome
England
New England
Parents urged to deepen school involvement for youth reform
Readers push for stronger parent pride and self respect to curb vandalism drugs and pregnancies. They urge parents to know their children's school demand facts and due process and participate to prevent problems before they start.
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Arcadia
Campaign on Endangered Congressmen Unites Odd Coalition
An ironic crusade urges a total embargo on selling U.S. congressmen abroad amid alleged past sales to South Korea. Spokespersons from the Preserve the Wild Life Society and Patriot groups demand drastic measures to protect national patrimony and curb perceived democratic decay.
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U.S
Preserve the Wild Life Society
Capitol Hill
Washington Post
Season brings out the worst in us
Harriet Van Horne argues Christmas exposes social ills as muggings shoplifting and violence rise. she traces holiday excess to greed and system failure while noting the rise of alternate Christmas movements and charity gifts as a cure.
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Harriet van Horne
New York
Scottsdale Progress Publisher and staff details brief
Scottsdale Progress notes editor and publisher Jonathan Marshall. The paper lists address 7302 E Earls Dr Scottsdale AZ 85251 and phone 947 7544. Publication appears daily Monday through Saturday evenings with standard postage and advertising policies. date December 14 1976.
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Scottsdale
Jonathan Marshall
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Valley Forge Forever League
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Little Taxpayers Association
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Vietnam
Bob Kochiitzky
Greensboro
N.C
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Bowery
H.E
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Jerry McElfresh
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